That just made me chuckle. "Hard Pass". Such a strange way of saying "no thank you" or "I'm not interested".
Followed by "show me". As in, I must be spoon fed to learn. But if you are a "hard pass", as in I'm really not interested, then why would you then ask to be spoon fed the material? Younglings today are such curious creatures.
Alaska Airlines history of entertaining and creative TV advertising does indeed go back to when your parents were probably in high school. But you will never know or care because you decided to take a "hard pass" and there is no-one around to spoon feed you the you tube links.